With its last two matches of the regular season, No. 10 Duke hopes to end on a high note before setting its sights on the ACC Tournament next week.
The Blue Devils came out ablaze against Miami Sunday, not allowing the Hurricanes to win a single set in the match.
The Blue Devils return home Sunday to take on Miami, hoping to protect a perfect record on its home court this season.
With Friday’s win, Blue Devil head coach Ramsey Smith recorded his 100th win as a coach, making him one of just four coaches in the program’s history to win at least 100 matches.
The No. 9 Blue Devils are headed south this weekend, driving down to South Carolina for a matchup against No. 19 Clemson Friday followed by a trip to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech Sunday.
Henrique Cunha, Duke’s usually stoic No. 1 singles player, did something out of the ordinary Saturday: he yelled.
Hopefully the Florida State Seminoles will bring the sunshine with them when they travel up the Atlantic Coast to take on the Blue Devils Saturday at 11 a.m.
The team aspect of collegiate tennis was very apparent in the Blue Devils’ narrow loss to No. 1 Virginia.
Inclement weather didn’t stop the No. 4 Blue Devils from sweeping the No. 28 Commodores 7-0 at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center.
After a two-week break, the No. 4 Blue Devils will play their first outdoor match of the season Tuesday against Virginia Commonwealth.
Despite Duke looking good after winning the first doubles match its lead was brief as the top-ranked Cavaliers went on to take a 4-0 victory.
For the third consecutive year, Duke will compete among the best teams in the nation at the ITA National Team Indoors.
Duke used some momentum from Friday night’s 4-1 win over No. 14 Tennessee to spearhead the team against No. 21 Michigan and N.C. Central Sunday at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center.
After bouncing back from its first loss, Duke returns home this weekend to welcome two top-25 opponents in three matches.
The No. 5 Blue Devils lost to No. 25 Illinois and beat No. 30 Notre Dame.
For Duke men’s tennis recruiting, the West coast has been the best coast.
The men’s tennis team also has players competing in the NCAA tournament.
For the third straight year, Duke suffered a heartbreaking loss in the ACC championship match against Virginia.
Duke senior Torsten Wietoska is finally healthy—only suffering a blister this season—and is in the prime of his college career.
